Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-20
WHAT TO WEAR.
FASHIONS FOR NfDSuMMER-THE LATEST NOVELTIES
FOR SEASIDE wEAR-uNIoUE THINGS IN THE WAY
OF JEwErRY-PRETTY COSTUMES FOR LITTLE GIRLS


FOR SEASIDE wEAR-uNIoUE THINGS IN THE WAY
OF JEwELRY-PRETTY COSTUMES FOR LITTLE GIRLS
Drsr CLoAKs for summer travelling are made Of
pOngee, with loose fronts held In BY ribbons.
A HANDSOME PIN is an IVY leaf in Roman gold
with veining OF green enamel believed With dla-
monds.
THE LATEST THING IN RINGS Is q row OF pearls or
turquoise set on plain wire shank In beaded
setting.
Bows OF STRIPED Prcor RIBBON are made up with
little clusters OF heron'S feathers and are pretuv
worn in the hair at dinners and dances.
MANY PRETTY WHITE LAcEs have stripes running
across the breadth instead OF lengthW1se, ana
make up charmingly with pink or blue surah.
A Killed PErrIcoAr made of striped English
flannel, worn with q short jacket bodice and three
Told cOachman'S cape, Is now a fav0rlte morning
costume for watering place wear
A SIMPLE and very inexpensive hat for the sea-
shore are those Of black straw with very Woe
brims, trimmed only with big cluster OF cheap
red roses or yellow chrySanthemumS.
BLOUSE WAISTS are very popular, and pretty
nrm belt for them Is made by winding r1opon
Two inches wide three times round the waist ana
tying 1t through heavy antique silver buckle.
Lulu HATS are again in style; the brtms are
lined with lace or tulle and their only trimming
outside is a large bunch OF brown grass, with
p0ppies or corn flowers, according to the complex
lon or the wearer.
STRAW BoNNRTs come in every shade Of color
and In speckled mixtures. One IN adead leaf color
Is trimmed with pink roses and brown leaves IN
'front.', and another, in blue shows cOpper-cOl0red
ribbon put On in high loops.
VERY PRETTY DRESS for young girls OF plaid
surah and lace, made with plain skirt In side
Plaits; polonaise body with plain sleeves; vest of
lace That extends around on the right side to form
Iull SASH drapery; plain collar with clasp.
For WEAR with dresses open at the throat are
chemtsettes OF plated muslin with lawn tie like
those worn by gentlemen in evening dress. These
are baSted to the ChemiSette, which opens behind.
finland ScarfS.
The LATEST SPECIMENS in rough, rustic hats for
country and seaside wear are In the most varied
and fantastic shapes, being bent and twisted In
every conceivable fashion, and apparently kept in
form by oyerhanging buds and climbers straying
from the crown.
HAND-RUN SILK NETS In Chantilly, Spanish and
thread patterns, having the designs outlined in
gold or silver threads, are, this season, elegantly
draped over princess dresses OF amber satin, or
above slips OF primrose, heliotrope, dove-gray or
Charles pink surah.
SEVERAL NOVELTIES in gentlemens shirt-studs
have just appeared. One is a small yellow or
green diamond, encrcled in silver, and the others
are combination jewels Of gold and platinum.
The Prince Of Wales only wears one stud in the
tabliSheS itself.
PLA1Ts, FOLDS, diagonal draperies, historical and
antique effects in dress, panels, kits, and bodices
OF various shapes and styles, wastcoats close and
narrow. or ample, IN old Continental style, with
large jeweled buttons half belts, and other acces-
sorles, are each and all OF universal adoption the
present season.
HATS OF BLACK LACE are now largely worn, and
some new hats have the crown entirely composed
OF mignonette and the brim Of grass, with bunch
OF flowers at one side, while others are OF rush
work, turned up on one side or at the back and
finished OIL With a pretenti0us cluster OF Wild
flowers and foliage.
STYLISH DRESS for little girl is Of plain and
striped surah Skirt and full-ength front Of plain
goods in side paits; coat body with wide revers OF
striped goods and plain sleeves with wide cuffs OF
striped silk; plain collar and shirred yoke; rib
bon belt crosses the front over the long plated
waist, and Is tied in bow at one side.
In THE LATEST IMPoRTATIoNs OF rings for men
the English belcher takes the lead. It is fat
band OF iron-alloyed gold. beautifully set with
selected jacintheS, and calculated to reduce the
apparent size OF the band. Nugget gold rings are
set with mixed gems, and some OF the seal rings
the crest is cut on the surface OF the stone.
PRETTY BONNET In gray tulle is decorated with
high spray OF waxy-looking flowers in q new
shade OF salmon color, which harmOnizes well with
gray, and there are capOtes composed entirely Of
green leaves and stalks trimmed into the proper
shape OF bonnet frame, with bunch Of flowers
In front, while others OF moss-green and ivy are
have green tulle strings.
ONE OF THE FRENCH NOVELTIES in the way Of
hair ornament consists of jeweled butterfly with
silver claws. By motion OF the wings the talOns
can be brought together and made to catch and
hold securely any fine fabric. One OF the bridal
dresses recently worn in Chicago had diamond
and garnet butterfly on the shoulder, which Gre
ated something Of sensation among the elder
portion OF the company. The insect was bal
anced on very delicate spiral springs, and seemed
on the point Of flying with every motion OF the
wearer.
THE NEW BRoCHE GAuzEs with lace designs in
tiny blocks or striped with velvet make very hand
chr dracc nyror satin thn onff ,flly
known faiIle. All these tissues will be lavishly
trimmed with beaded ornaments and lace. The
nets, tulles and gauzes embroidered or woven In
JET are richer and more elaborate than ever, and
many OF the dimnutive manteletteS now In vogue.
Very frequently the hat or bonnet made OF the
same rich delicate network will be suite with
this effective wrap.